Rescue Story: Durga's Journey from Tumor to Triumphs
Durga, an 8-year-old stray dog, was found in Nai Duniya Jharia with a massive 1-kilogram tumor that threatened her life. Our team rushed to her aid, and after a complex 4-hour surgery by Dr. Kundan Kumar, Durga’s life was saved. Despite her age and frail condition, Durga’s resilience inspired us all. She has now been adopted by Neha Singh, who will provide her with a loving home. Durga’s story is a reminder of the power of compassion and the impact we can make together. Help us continue saving lives by donating today!
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Jay Shah
Donated ₹500.00Acadify Solution
Donated ₹300.00Arvind Singh
Donated ₹500.00Anonymously
Donated ₹300.00Anonymously
Donated ₹300.00Durga's Latest Update
Durga has undergone significant changes, and the recent update reflects positive improvements. After a period of uncertainty or perhaps challenges, Durga is now fine, marking a return to stability. This update is reassuring for those who were concerned, as it confirms that things are back on track. The efforts put into resolving the issues have evidently paid off, as the outcome suggests everything is functioning smoothly again.
For those following Durga’s situation, this update brings relief and a sense of closure. Knowing that Durga is fine now provides confidence moving forward, indicating that any obstacles were overcome successfully. It showcases resilience and dedication in ensuring Durga’s well-being or progress, reinforcing trust in the system or process involved.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The time will vary based on the condition of the animal and the number of animal emergencies at that time. Our helpline call attendants send the ambulances to the most critical animals first, such as animals who are unable to walk, have fractures, are bleeding, etc.
If it’s taking time for the ambulance to reach, please know that it’s because there are more critical rescues required first.
If you can bring the animal to Animal Aid yourself this is greatly appreciated and will ensure fast treatment.
Chowpaya House Foundation
Nai Duniya Mohlla, Jharia, Jharkhand 828111
Yes, we treat stray / street animals / Pets as well.
Yes, If the animal does not require getting admitted in the hospital then our
Street Treatment Team can provide treatment on filed as well.
No, Chowpaya House Foundation does not take owned animals. However, if you are having problems keeping your pet you can reach out to us and we can give advice and assistance.
Yes, all donations to Chowpaya House Foundation from within India are tax-exempted under section 80G.
Currently, Chowpaya House Foundation is registered to provide tax exemption to citizens of India only. However, we are in the process of applying for the same.
